So epic is this land mass, even seasoned travellers will find fresh wonders to discover in the countries of South America.

Ever since the Upamayo Dam on Peru’s Lake Chinchaycocha was built in 1932, floods have become a frequent occurrence in the ...

In the bone-dry hills overlooking Lima, the luxury of running water is just a dream for thousands of Peruvians who get theirs ...

If you love to travel with a side of spine-tingling mystery, pack your bags! From bizarre disappearances to baffling natural ...

Stretching across northern Chile and southern Peru, the Atacama is the driest non-polar desert on the planet ... of baobab trees" and "ephemeral lakes", the sandy savannah plays host to an ...

Another is the construction of artificial lakes across the Taklamaken Desert in the country's northwest region of Xinjiang. The desert's name is derived from the Uyghur language and means "the ...

Chile offers great connectivity, with internet access in most areas, although remote regions like Patagonia and the highlands might have some limitations.

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mountain lakes, desert playas and beautiful parks across the region. Over the last few years, Noack has been traveling farther afield, expanding from the Pacific Northwest into parks around the ...

South America, from Brazil to Argentina - Visit the continent’s awe-inspiring landscapes, cultural heritage sites and buzzing cities, from well-known destinations like Rio De Janeiro to more unsung lo ...

From beaches and rainforests to deserts and mountains ... sitting on a grass island will take over the central pond, reminiscent of Lake Titicaca and inspired by one of Peru’s national symbols.